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Renovators Supply Manufacturing

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Renovators Supply Manufacturing

Bringing a variety of choices in purchasing high quality Restoration Hardware, Bathroom Sinks, Pedes Replace no more! Good Prices and Great Quality!

Since 1978 The Renovators Supply has been providing High-Quality Long-Lasting Home Renovation Products to Home Owner DIY-ers, Contractor's, Commercial Property Owners and Retailers

Do you find yourself replacing your cheap big box store items? We offer Industry Standard Wrought Iron, Aluminum and Brass Hardware in Black, Chrome, Brass and specialty finishes. Our Bathroom and Kitchen Sinks are made of Grade A Ceramic Vitreous China and our Bathroom Toilets are made of Grade A Heavy-Duty Porcelain both are glazed and glossed making it Scratch and Stain Resistant and Easy Clean. Our Wooden Medicine Cabinets, High Tank Pull Chain Toilets, Matching Toilet Seats and Corner Guards are made of Solid Hardwood. USA Customer Service we understand our products, your problems, and are prepared to help you in anyway that we can. A one stop shop where Old meets New we have the home renovation Products for You! Discover Exclusive One of a Kind Product Designs and Deals to Fit Your Needs and Wants. For the Kitchen we have, Farmhouse Sinks, Faucets, Kitchen Storage and Decor as well as Cabinetry Hardware such as Knobs Handles and Hinges. Show less...

For the Bathroom our One of a Kind No Games All Throne High Tank Pull Chain Toilet with a High Quality Better Ending Product that will keep you happy for years to come. If a more modern design is wanted, we have a selection of push button dual flush toilets that match both our antique and modern sinks. Our Sinks range in installation type from Wall Mount, Counter Top Vessel, Pedestal, Console and Cabinet Vanity Sinks with small and large sizes available. Complete the Bathroom with our Mirrored Medicine Cabinets, Toilet Paper Holders, Robe Hooks, Shower Curtain Rings, and More. For all other rooms and spaces view Furniture, Rugs, Floor Heat Vents, Window Hardware, Stair Railing and Stair Carpet Rod Holders, Crown Molding, Table Lamps and Recessed Lighting Ceiling Decor. If outside the house is the remodel project view our Garden Accessories including Garden Plaques, Signs and Sundials, Window Shutter Hardware, Weathervanes and More! And once per year check out our Holiday section of the Most Popular Freestanding Christmas Stocking Holder! as well as other Holiday Decor and Gifts. With 7,000+ Reasons to Renovate, Why Wait? Buy our home renovation products Today!

11/05/2026

Solid brass, built to last. Our brass kitchen faucets are cast brass construction with washerless valves, in eight styles from classic cross handles to gooseneck bar faucets.

White Coated Brass #99871 $216.99 (was $271.24)
Bright Brass with Sprayer #95758 $119.99 (was $149.99)
Vintage White Cross #99875 $289.99 (was $362.49)
Gooseneck Bar, Chrome #19994 $181.99 (was $227.49)
Gooseneck Bar, Bright Brass #19995 $216.99 (was $271.24)
Gooseneck Bar, Chrome #19996 $216.99 (was $271.24)
Widespread Brass #95741 $85.99 (was $107.49)
High Neck Brass #95747 $99.99 (was $124.99)

All in stock with free shipping and a 1-year warranty. Which one fits your kitchen?

11/05/2026

Small bathroom? Use the corner. Our Bethpage corner medicine cabinets turn an unused corner into storage with a mirror, double shelves, and solid hardwood construction, pre-assembled with mounting hardware included. 20-1/8" wide, 27-1/8" high.

Five finishes, all in stock with free shipping and a 1-year warranty:
White $384.99 (was $481.24)
Black $375.99 (was $469.99)
Golden Oak $258.99 (was $323.74)
Dark Oak $331.99 (was $414.99)
Cherry $266.99 (was $333.74)

Which finish fits your bathroom?

11/04/2026

Exposed pipe holes are one of those small details that make an otherwise beautiful room feel unfinished. This customer's install says it all. Our solid brass rope-design split flanges snap around existing pipes with no disconnecting needed, and cover the gap with a look that matches period radiators and vintage tile.

Designed by our engineers in Massachusetts and quality-checked before it ships. Built to last, not just to cover.

🔗 Shop pipe flanges at the link in bio. New customers get 10% off their first order, plus free shipping. Send us your own before and after pictures and get a 20% discount coupon on your next order.

Is there a "small fix, big difference" detail in your home? Tell us below 👇

11/03/2026

40 American house styles, from the 1600s to now — Part 4 of 4 🏡

Swipe through styles 31–40, in order:

31. Split-Level (1950s–1970s) — three levels with a mid-level entry
32. Mid-Century Modern (1945–1969) — flat or low-pitched roof with large areas of glass
33. A-Frame (1950s–1970s) — steep triangular form reaching nearly to the ground
34. Contemporary (1950s–1990s) — irregular geometric forms with mixed materials
35. Neo-Colonial (1960s–1990s) — symmetrical two-storey brick facade with a classical door
36. Neoeclectic (1980s–2010s) — large suburban form mixing revival details
37. Postmodern (1980s–2000s) — playful classical references in bold shapes and colors
38. New Traditional (2000s–present) — updated traditional form with simplified classical details
39. Modern Farmhouse (2010s–present) — white board-and-batten with a large front porch
40. Modern Minimalist / Sustainable (2010s–present) — clean simple volumes with large glass areas

That completes all 40 — which one is your favorite, and which one would you live in? Tell us in the comments. 👇

11/03/2026

40 American house styles, from the 1600s to now — Part 3 of 4 🏡

Swipe through styles 21–30, in order:

21. Mission Revival (1890–1920) — shaped mission parapet, stucco and red tile
22. Prairie School (1900–1920) — low horizontal lines and broad overhanging eaves
23. Craftsman Bungalow (1905–1930) — low-pitched roof, exposed rafters and a wide front porch
24. Spanish Colonial Revival (1915–1940) — white stucco, red tile roof and arched openings
25. Mediterranean Revival (1915–1940) — stucco, low-pitched red tile roof and an arched loggia
26. Pueblo Revival (1910s–1940s) — earth-toned walls, flat roof and rounded parapets
27. French Provincial Revival (1915–1945) — steep hipped roof with tall French windows
28. Cape Cod Revival (1925–1950s) — small one-and-a-half-storey form with a steep side-gabled roof
29. Minimal Traditional (1935–1950) — small compact form with minimal ornament
30. Ranch (1935–1975) — single storey, long and low, with a low-pitched roof

Part 4, with styles 31–40, is next. Which of these 10 is your favorite — and which one would you live in? Tell us in the comments. 👇

11/03/2026

40 American house styles, from the 1600s to now — Part 2 of 4 🏡

Swipe through styles 11–20, in order:

11. Italianate (1840s–1885) — wide overhanging eaves with decorative brackets
12. Second Empire (1855–1885) — mansard roof with dormer windows
13. Stick Style (1860–1890) — applied stickwork framing on the exterior
14. Queen Anne (1880–1910) — asymmetrical facade with a turret and wraparound porch
15. Shingle Style (1880–1900) — continuous wood shingles and a broad roof
16. Folk Victorian (1870–1910) — simple folk form with spindlework porch trim
17. Richardsonian Romanesque (1880–1900) — heavy stone walls with round-arched openings
18. Colonial Revival (1880s–1950s) — symmetrical facade with a classical door surround
19. Tudor Revival (1890–1940) — steep gables with half-timbering on stucco
20. Dutch Colonial Revival (1890s–1940s) — gambrel roof with a broad front shed dormer

Part 3, with styles 21–30, is next. Which of these 10 is your favorite — and which one would you live in? Tell us in the comments. 👇

11/03/2026

40 American house styles, from the 1600s to now — Part 1 of 4 🏡

Swipe through styles 1–10, in order:

1. Spanish Colonial (1600s–1820s) — stucco walls and red tile roofs
2. First Period Colonial (1620s–1720s) — steep roofs and a large central chimney
3. Dutch Colonial (1620s–1840s) — gambrel roof with flared eaves
4. Saltbox (1650s–1750s) — long rear roof slope, two storeys at the front
5. French Colonial (1700s–1800s) — wide hipped roof and wraparound gallery porch
6. Georgian (1720s–1780s) — symmetrical brick facade with a central door
7. Federal (1780–1820) — symmetrical facade with an elliptical fanlight
8. Creole Cottage (1790s–1850s) — wide front gallery porch with French doors
9. Greek Revival (1825–1860) — temple front with columns and a pediment
10. Gothic Revival (1830s–1870s) — steeply pitched gables and pointed-arch windows

Part 2, with styles 11–20, is next. Which of these first 10 is your favorite — and which one would you live in? Tell us in the comments. 👇

11/03/2026

40 American house styles in 80 seconds — from the 1600s to now 🏡

Each style is shown for about two seconds, in order:

1. Spanish Colonial (1600s–1820s)
2. First Period Colonial (1620s–1720s)
3. Dutch Colonial (1620s–1840s)
4. Saltbox (1650s–1750s)
5. French Colonial (1700s–1800s)
6. Georgian (1720s–1780s)
7. Federal (1780–1820)
8. Creole Cottage (1790s–1850s)
9. Greek Revival (1825–1860)
10. Gothic Revival (1830s–1870s)
11. Italianate (1840s–1885)
12. Second Empire (1855–1885)
13. Stick Style (1860–1890)
14. Queen Anne (1880–1910)
15. Shingle Style (1880–1900)
16. Folk Victorian (1870–1910)
17. Richardsonian Romanesque (1880–1900)
18. Colonial Revival (1880s–1950s)
19. Tudor Revival (1890–1940)
20. Dutch Colonial Revival (1890s–1940s)
21. Mission Revival (1890–1920)
22. Prairie School (1900–1920)
23. Craftsman Bungalow (1905–1930)
24. Spanish Colonial Revival (1915–1940)
25. Mediterranean Revival (1915–1940)
26. Pueblo Revival (1910s–1940s)
27. French Provincial Revival (1915–1945)
28. Cape Cod Revival (1925–1950s)
29. Minimal Traditional (1935–1950)
30. Ranch (1935–1975)
31. Split-Level (1950s–1970s)
32. Mid-Century Modern (1945–1969)
33. A-Frame (1950s–1970s)
34. Contemporary (1950s–1990s)
35. Neo-Colonial (1960s–1990s)
36. Neoeclectic (1980s–2010s)
37. Postmodern (1980s–2000s)
38. New Traditional (2000s–present)
39. Modern Farmhouse (2010s–present)
40. Modern Minimalist / Sustainable (2010s–present)

Watch to the end and tell us: which style is your favorite — and which one would you live in? 👇

11/03/2026

Small sink, clear statement. This 11 5/8-inch clear glass vessel sink sits above the counter — a round mini bowl with a chrome pop-up drain and mounting ring included, and no overflow. $152.99 (was $191.24), with free shipping and a 1-year warranty. Faucet and P-trap sold separately. Made for a small bathroom — would this fit yours?

11/02/2026

A vanity with real presence. The Versailles 32-inch vanity pairs an off-white cabinet with a dark grey marble top — Victorian styling, 8-inch widespread faucet holes, and overflow. $1,235.99 (was $1,544.99), with a 1-year warranty. Faucet, drain, and P-trap sold separately. Which faucet would you pair with it?

Address

1 River Street
Erving, MA
01344

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
	8pm - 11:59pm
Tuesday	9am - 9pm
Wednesday	9am - 9pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm
Saturday	4pm - 11:59pm
Sunday	4pm - 11:59pm

Telephone

+18006592211

Website

https://www.rensup.com/

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